Its source is not hard to trace: Ickes is the son of Harold LeClaire Ickes, a former interior secretary to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. As such, Ickes’ father was present at the birth of the ...

One day in February 1933, Harold Le Claire Ickes stopped off in Washington to take in the sights and to see if, by chance, anybody in the New Deal wanted to pay off a political debt. During the ...

Not that the late Harold Le Claire Ickes was shy about clearing his chest in public. But to his diary, crusty Politician Ickes transferred irritations that presumably even he did not care to air ...

On a conference call with reporters, Clinton aide Harold Ickes noted that pledged delegates aren't formally bound to vote for the candidate they're elected to support. "That binding rule was ...

But Harold Ickes (and, by extension, Hillary Clinton) are very unhappy. “I am stunned that we have the gall and the chutzpah to substitute our judgment for 600,000 voters,” Ickes said.

I'd just add one thing: The person responsible for this procedural quirk is none other than Harold Ickes, the wily Clinton operative currently overseeing her delegate-whipping effort. Pledged ...

"Senator Clinton will not concede the nomination this evening." Moreover, Clinton strategist Harold Ickes tells Newsweek, "There is nothing going on. ... She has decided to go back to New York.

When Frankln Roosevelt appointed Harold Ickes to replace Ray Wilbur as Secretary of the Interior in 1933, the men of Six Companies, men who were used to the rough and tumble world of heavy ...

When Frankln Roosevelt appointed Harold Ickes to replace Ray Wilbur as Secretary of the Interior in 1933, the men of Six Companies, men who were used to the rough and tumble world of heavy ...

Funeral Mass for Harold Ickes, 84, of Wickliffe, will be 9:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 14, 2009, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 29840 Euclid Ave., Wickliffe. Mr. Ickes ...